Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Grayson County.
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SpCClal 10 TIE GaEesLG
WHITEwRIGHT, TEX, Aug THE
vote here 10 day was 10. For amend
ment to article 3, a. article :, Is; article
S, Is; registration, 10; article 5, IA.
Against prohibition, 50; amendment to
article 3, 4 article I, ,; article s, )
registration, 3; article ), t.
VAN ALsTYNE, Tx Aug, The big
ge5t vote ever p0lled here For p-0hibi
tiCn, go; against, 10. For amendment
TO article 3, 103; against, III. For
amendment to article !, l2N; against, Isl.
For amendment to article 5, IA; against,
lSS. Fer amendment to srticle :, I38;
against, 40. For amendment to article
), I33; against, IA. The ProhibitIouists
voting for all the amendments and the
ants almost sOidly against.
SHERMAN, TEX Aug. + The vote on
the amendments in this city to-day re-
| suited IS follows: For PROHIBITION, 1913:
against prohibition, 953; fer amendment
to article ., SO; against amendment to
article 8, l79; for amendment to article
! :, 4St; against amendment to article :,
/ l29; for amendment TO article 5, 3s6;
/ agsinst amendment to srticIe :, rs; for
amendment to article g, 40; against
Amendment TO article g, 1911; for amend
ment to article 5, 81; against amendment
/ 10 article ), 1871.
Returns from various parts of the
county regarding the prohibition amend
ment, as far as has been heard from, are
eS follows: DenisOn, against the amend
ment, 499 majority; Whitesboro, for the
amendment, l0I; Howe, %; EanAlstvne,
| So; Whitewrjght, us; Bells, 90 There
are severn! precincts yet to be heard
from. The PrOhibitiOnists claim the
county by 500 shortly.
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BELLS, Ten, Aug. North Beus-For
prohibition amendment 1876. For amend
ment 20 article 3, 20; for amendment TO
srtic,e :, Is for amendment to article 5,
81; for amendment to article 6, 30; for
amendment to article ), 80. Against
prohibition, 81. Against amendment to
article 3. %; against amendment 10
i article I, %; against amendment +
article s, ST. against amendment to
article G, s.; agAins. amendment tc
article s. 81.
South Beus-For prohibition, IO5 for
amendment to article ., IS for emenj-
mentto artiCe :, II; for amendment &c
> article ;, IS; for amendment to article o.
rs; for amendment 10 article ., Il
Against prohibition, -; sgGlnst amend
me1t to article 3, q; against amendment
10 article :, g.; egsinst amendment tC
actiCle ;, G6; sgaInst amendment tC
art!cIe 6, C5 against amendment tc
article ;, %. OhlcjsI count.
WHITEsBoRo, Ten, Aug. The vote
here to-day was e. follows: For prOhi-
bition, $40: against prohibition, 200 Fo1
amendment TO article ., 80; dgairs
! amendment to article 5, 33l. For amend
ment to article :, $50; against amend
ment to article Z, POP. For amendment
to article 5. POS; against amendment t
article 5, Isl For amendment to article
6. 2Q6: against amendment TO article q
IG6 For amendment TO article ), 80
against amendment TO article ), 500
DENIsoS, Ten, Aug. The f-st time
in the history Of Denison that the ladie
ever worked at the voting poles was to
day, and they worked hard. The Woman
Christian Temperance Union sang songs
solicited votes, snd gave away fire.
lunches and lemonade. The entis con
= Quoted their side in q most honorabl
. way, showing al respect due ladies, no
en oath being uttered in their presence o
drunken man seen on the streets. A
telegrams are received from diferen
points the excitement grows, ard 200
men are on our streets. The vote stoo,
) as follows: For amendment, 563; agatns
amendment, 1902; majority againsr, 499
: .CoLLINsvILLE, TEX Aug. 4.-.The vot
!, here to. day was: For prohibition, III
/ against prohibition, 100.
For amendment to article 5, %; agains
, amendment to article 5, 1913.
5 For amendment to article :, 80; agains
: amendment to article I, lis.
For amendment to article 8, IS; agains
amendment to article s, 40.
F-s sl-c5@cn::o article s. Il; sgaius